Hello
by default, when inserting a docbook <glossentry>, XXE creates the
following XML code:
<glossentry>
<glossterm></glossterm>
<glosssee></glosssee>
</glossentry>
I guess this is automatically derived from the DTD, since the content
model of <glossentry> looks like this:
glossentry ::=
(glossterm,acronym?,abbrev?,
(indexterm)*,
revhistory?,
(glosssee|glossdef+))
The problem now is that I don't see a way of converting these
glossentries to:
<glossentry>
<glossterm></glossterm>
<glossdef></glossdef>
</glossentry>
which is what you want as a default most of the time.
I managed to *create* glossentries like this by creating the following
template in my customization:
<elementTemplate name="mydocbook" selectable="override">
<glossentry xmlns="">
<glossterm></glossterm>
<glossdef><para></para></glossdef>
</glossentry>
</elementTemplate>
But now I have the inverse problem: I can't create a glossentry with a
<glosssee> element inside.
So my question is:
Is there a reason why I can't convert a <glosssee> to a <glossdef> and
vice-versa? (because that would be the only way to go from one to the
other without breaking dtd conformance).
Thanks for your help
Bernd
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